Every fall the San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music presents an eight-hour marathon of free chamber music. Now in its ninth year SFMusic Day - Live + Free, will spread out across four stages in the Veterans Building, located on the southwest corner of Van Ness Avenue and McAllister Street. The major venue will be Herbst Theatre, and The Green Room on the second floor will also host performances. In addition two sites will be provided by the newly-opened Diane B. Wilsey Center for Opera on the fourth floor, the Dianne and Tad Taube Atrium Theater and the John M. Bryan Education Studio.
This year the event will take place on Sunday, September 25. Doors will open at 11:30 a.m., and concerts will begin promptly at noon. Admission is free, but Eventbrite has created a registration page. The schedule of performances, sorted by venue, has been planned as follows:
Herbst Theatre
12:45 Montclair Women’s Big Band
1:30 Kasey Knudsen Sextet
intermission
2:45 Friction Quartet
3:30 Redwood Tango Ensemble
4:15 Dialogue: Ben Goldberg & Myra Melford
intermission
5:30 Del Sol String Quartet
6:15 Quartet San Francisco
7:00 Kronos Quartet
The Green Room
12:00 Sunset Duo
12:45 martha & monica
1:30 Delphi Trio
intermission
2:45 San Francisco Conservatory of Music Faculty Artists Quartet
3:15 Telegraph Quartet
3:55 Chamber Music Society of San Francisco
4:30 Thalea Quartet
intermission
5:30 New Esterhazy Quartet
6:15 Earplay
7:00 Vajra Voices
Atrium Theater
12:00 Kai Christiansen presents the 2016 Field Report, The String Quartet - The First 250 Years
12:30 St. Lawrence String Quartet
1:45 Sunrise Quartet
intermission
2:45 A|B Duo
3:30 Strobe
4:15 Black Cedar
intermission
5:30 Nathan Clevenger Group
6:15 Phillip Greenlief - BARBEDWIRE
7:00 VNote Ensemble
Education Studio
12:00 Rent Romus’ Life’s Blood Ensemble
12:45 Rova Saxophone Quartet
1:30 LIEDER ALIVE!
intermission
2:45 Lisa Mezzacappa’s avantNOIR
3:30 Ian Carey Quintet + 1
4:15 Akira Tana | Otonawa
intermission
5:30 tbd_a quartet
6:15 David James’s GPS
7:00 Terrence Brewer Quartet
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